Hillsborough Charges Dropped- What Do Abs Think I Think This Is Appalling

[gordiescotland1]

I think this is appalling that the CPS has dropped all the charges against Sir Norman Bessiton it must be a real slap in the face for the hillsborough victims but I cant say I am surprised one rule for them and one rule for others
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-45258766

[jackthehat]

It's the acronym in his post of 15.20.

FBWD = Fluffy Bunny Wonder Drug = Cannabis.

So FBWS will doubtless be as correspondingly hilarious as that....

[DTCwordfan]

I've taken advantage of all this hoo-hah over Norman Bettison...over the past week I've burgled nine flats in Liverpool.

It feels great to get my stuff back.

[jackthehat]

dtc - Why do you think this thread needs the addition of any 'jokes'?

[SparklyKid]

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ToraToraTora = (R1)Geezer....




Is this allowed ?

[DTCwordfan]

no sense of humour evidently, some levity is needed.

[jackthehat]

LoL....

Have you heard of the Law of Unintended Consequences 'SparklyKid'?

[SparklyKid]

Never ?

[jackthehat]

//some levity is needed. //

No, it's not. Just because you find it impossible to resist posting 'jokes' doesn't mean there is any requirement for them

[DTCwordfan]

Miserable.....

[Sipowicz]

What to believe, the findings of an official government appointed inquest, or the lies of a self-confessed liar? It seems TTT has some allies. Righto!

[DTCwordfan]

Miserable that this is, Liverpool needs to step forward and move on - okay to respect those that were lost but it's now thirty years on. I'm not a huge football fan but I have a soft spot for Liverpool - first match that I ever saw was Everton-Liverpool in 67 or was it 8. The learning lessons have been had, as with that dreadful Bradford fire and the testament and best legacy for those lost is better stadium design, comfort, safety and policing.

[sanmac]

No doubt there will be conjecture, finger-pointing, and blaming regarding this tragedy going on for years to come. The point is that so many things, people, circumstances etc had to come together to result in the chaos that resulted in the deaths and injuries. Think of the Butterfly Effect. Surely it’s impossible to place the sole blame upon one group, let alone one individual. And I find it difficult to understand why some people refuse to accept the fact the fans contributed, in no small way, to the outcome. The stark reality is that the deaths and injuries of some fans were caused by the uncontrolled mobbing behaviour of other fans. This was not of course intentional or planned: It just happened…It was part of the total chaos that enveloped in that situation at that particular time due to unforeseen circumstances all coming together to result in a tremendous tragedy.

[rowanwitch]

I am so glad Dave died before this news he would have been so upset and angry. Someone has to pay for so many deaths.

[anneasquith]

No one will " pay" for so many deaths. The tragedy is now only worth some jokes . :-(

[ToraToraTora]

sanmac: 16:22, don't come on here with your common sense, it was all to do with one copper, end of!

[ToraToraTora]

No anne, the tragedy is that those who are the true cause of this live among us, their "innocence" verified by the state. I hope everyone of them live with the shame for the rest of their miserable lives. They got into a football match free at the cost of the lives of their fellow fans.

[New Judge]

"Someone has to pay for so many deaths."

Why?

Stuff happens. It isn't always the result of criminal activity. People make mistakes but they are not automatically criminals. Why must somebody always "pay"?

[Garaman]

^^My sentiments entirely.

[ToraToraTora]

why? because the FBWS demand it and the authorities are too weak to tell them where to get off.

[ummmm]

FBWS?